Euler Center is small, and says so. This page is the answer to who is actually going to do the work.
Founded and led by Sravan Ankaraju, whose thirty-one-year career spans enterprise transformation and workforce operations, the last twelve of them in training measurement and evaluation. He has run testing and training operations through several generations of technology change.
Before the lab: Director of Strategy and Innovation at Microsoft, where he shaped an enterprise digitization programme running across more than a thousand people and 3,800 customers. A redesign of the bid-and-proposal model behind Lockheed Martin's $3.9 billion contract win. Training operations that took more than 2,000 professionals, most of them veterans, through to placement. The lab practised as DIVERGENCE.AI, and under the 9brains trading name, until September 2026, when both were retired and the work took the Euler Center name. He is also President of Divergence Academy and adjunct faculty at SMU. Professional record: linkedin.com/in/sravanankaraju.
The lab is currently one person. Engagements that need more hands are staffed with named associates, and you will be told who is on your work before it begins. If the size of the bench matters to your decision, ask, and you will get a straight answer rather than a capability slide.
The lab is based in Dallas, Texas, and works with organizations wherever the workflow is. Reviews are run on site where the work needs watching and remotely where it does not.
What the lab does not do is as load-bearing as what it does. No certification partnerships. No preparation sold for credentials the lab might later assess. No engagement whose findings are contingent on the sponsor's preference.
The arrangement is workable because of what the lab does not do. Euler Center holds no partnership with any certification body, and does not sell preparation for credentials it might later assess. Anything of that kind sits with GRID42. Our methods are licensed CC BY-SA so that anyone can implement them, and a second independent implementation of any Euler method is an outcome we would welcome rather than resist.
Write with the question you are trying to answer. A paragraph is enough to tell whether this is a fit.
Mail to hello@euler.center is read by Sravan Ankaraju, who founded the lab. Expect a reply within 48 hours, and a straight answer about fit rather than a discovery call.
